Adoration is a practical skill, one we need to engage in if we’re going to grow into the people God designed us to be. Psalm 27 teaches us about individual, personal, contemplative adoration. And in the center of Psalm 27, it says, “one thing I ask, one thing I seek.” What is that one thing? We learn three things from this psalm about this one thin…

Pastor Randy teaches on Joshua 5

2 Corinthians 3:1-18

A Place to Stand, Matthew 7:24-27

The Holy Spirit IS fire! Throughout scripture, the Holy Spirit represents movement and motion. As He is poured out, powerful, supernatural things happen.

Topical Message by Pastor Kevin Gillette

Salvation to ALL

Sermon from 2 Peter 3:1-10 in St. Charles, IL

A sermon on Isaiah 2:1-4:6.

McKnight Crossings Church guest preacher, and MX Worship Minister, Kaylynn Myers asks us to trust God’s calling for us. We are encouraged to rely on faith and trust that God will make our path clear as we lean into our faith in Him.

Jesus’ prayer in the garden opens the door for us to explore our life of prayer with our King.

No Little People | 1 Samuel 9:1-25 | Chipper Flaniken

When it comes to gratitude, we have a couple of choices. We can either live with ingratitude, or we can live IN gratitude. Why does that matter? Only one gets us to the finish line! Come and explore living IN gratitude with us!

God's Word to The Family

God’s initiating love through the gospel of Jesus Christ compels Christians to respond in love for one another, as they are being perfected in love until Jesus returns in glory! So, in light of the gospel, true believers must love sacrificially and intentionally toward all of God’s people.

Every weekend, Christians around the world gather together in person to fellowship, pray, sing, and listen to a sermon. The particulars vary, but that’s a common church experience no matter where you go in the world. This week at GraceLife, I want to help you understand why preaching matters, how God has used it throughout history, and how you can …

Scripture: Romans 6:15-23. Christians are no longer slaves to sin but slaves to God, and there is indeed freedom in being enslaved to God.